12 Voices of Christmas
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Welcome to Back to the Bible's presentation of The Twelve Voices of Christmas--a unique drama written by Woodrow Kroll.
Zacharias and Elizabeth, Mary and Joseph, Simeon and Anna, the shepherds and the wise men, Herod and John - each had a voice in the Christmas story. As a result, each faced a crisis in his life, with a decision to make and consequences to bear.
Some received God's messages through angels; others were enlightened by His Spirit; one ignored Him. But all focused on a newborn baby lying in a manger in the small village of Bethlehem.
At some point in your life, you also face a crisis concerning this baby in the manger. You must make a decision. Either you will take your part in the Christmas story, or you will refuse to participate. Either you will join eleven of the voices of Christmas in singing God's praises, or you will join the one voice of discord by refusing to trust and worship Jesus, who was born to be your Savior.
As you experience twelve different perspectives of the story of Christ's coming, your understanding of Christmas will be enriched.
See the blessing, wonder, joy and peace in a fresh way as you celebrate the birth of our Savior.
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I shared this voices with my family on Christmas eve.
Awesome! Thank you for guiding us to think about the nativity story from different perspectives!
Amen 🙏
This is very true, and we need to remember that Christmas isn't all about gifts and food, but is about Love.
Mercy and Jesus becoming a baby to experience all the things in life that we do as humans such as spending his life in the flesh as well as being God, for us to have the realisesation of life Everlasting to be love God and have your heart full of the Holy Spirit to be our guide when, we struggle with sin and the desires of the flesh; to be our conscience we will hopefully learn from our mistakes, like I've had to do so many times.
Mercy and Jesus becoming a baby to experience all the things in life that we do as humans such as spending his life in the flesh as well as being God, for us to have the realisesation of life Everlasting to be love God and have your heart full of the Holy Spirit to be our guide when, we struggle with sin and the desires of the flesh; to be our conscience we will hopefully learn from our mistakes, like I've had to do so many times.
Is there a written version of this